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“Gazza had the rhythm, everything, but you cannot understand one word of what he’s saying”: the making of New Order’s classic England anthem World In Motion

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“Gazza had the rhythm, everything, but you cannot understand one word of what he’s saying”: the making of New Order’s classic England anthem World In Motion

A few members of the team had a go at doing the John Barnes rap to much less success

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